“I made a statement in the conference along the lines of, ‘we’ll have microtransactions in our games,'” Jorgensen explained. “And the community read that to be ‘all games.’ And that’s really not true.”

He did concede that all mobile games were likely to have microtransactions built into them due to the free-to-play focus. He pointed to the recently released Real Racing 3 as an example of the company’s strategy on this front.

OK, that helps. Only EA’s mobile games will suck donkey balls from here on out. Got it.